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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1887-10-07

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a., 'tss creamery butter North River Creamery
vi Viz attractive and nratest package Deerfleld
y 9'ioS creamery, LIST, 80; Nurthheld Creamery
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Daily Republican., 1887-06-20

Scott NJ. e. Church yesterday pre-
eented most beautiful appearance.
Tho pulpit and altar were tastefully
decorated with flowers. ferns and grow
ing plants. Sweet soDgsters were scat
tered throughout the room, min Cling
their sweet melody with that Of the
children. All this WAS done IN celt bra.
ton Of the day set apart by the church
to be devoted entirely to the children.
In the morning . very interesting and
Cd Pertaining programme WAS rendered
consisting of responsive readings and
most excellent music. An address was
delivered by Job 81. jackson, Esq, re.
plete with good advice. In tho after
noon services Of q like nature we're
held. At7.30 p. m. q service OF song
was given, during which Mr.. 9. I
Bowers gave an interesting address upon
the duties Of the youth Of the land.
Much credit 10 due MT j. d. Aldrich,
under whose leadership the school ha.
been SO efficiently trained; and to Misl
Lucy Barnes, organist, and Mr.. Benja
min Smith, cornetist, whose efiorti
were much appreciated. The collection
for educational purposes was the larges
ever taken In this cuCrch. AltogeLhe
It is day to be long reuemb ered II
which happy addresses, liberal collec
tions, and sweet music were in order.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-20

Petroleum rs a Motor,

The FIST TT, in run west on the Ale
ghtney Mountain, with crude petroleum
as tie onl, fuel was mail train west on
the Pennsylvania Railroad, which arrived
in Pittsburg on Friday night. 1t came
through from Altoona ON time, and it
came without stick of timber or scut-
tie of coal to make steam for its motor.
The train was drawn by locomotive No.
a $, with Engineer Burbanks at the
throttle. There was entire uniformity OF
heat in the fire btx, without any stocking
to maze it. The pipes from tie 200 gal
Ions of crude Oil in tank in the tender
did the business. The experiment was a
complete success. Splendid time was
made and there was no annoy ance from
smoke or eiuders" The process is the
invention of a Russian.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-20

The Supreme Court Of Illinois, on Sat
urdsy, decided case IN which deposi
tor In the Bunker Hill Bank, who had
lost his money by its failure, brought
suit against the directors individually,
claiming that, ''it deposits were
received when the directors, by ex
ercising due diligence, might have known
that the bank was insolvent, they were leg
ally liable for the deposits" The Circuit
Court of Macoupin ounty gave judgment
for the depositoc and the Appellate Court
sustained the judgment. lhe.case was
then carri d to the supreme Court, when
affirmed the judgments OF the lower
Courts. TIE Supreme Court declares
"First. That the directors OF d bank are
trustees for the cepositor-, as well as for
tue stock aolders. Second. That they
are bound to the observance OF ordinary
care aud diligence, aud are hence liable
Tor injuries resulting from its non obse.v
Daily Republican., 1887-06-20

The Brand wine Summit Camp Meet.
ing Association met on Saturday after.
noon at 2 80 O'Clock on the grounds,
Rev. W. H. Smith, Sloan, presiding.
w. N. Mccormick was elected secre
tary, pro tenn.
Treasurer Thomas johnson made his
annual report. 1t showed tina. the re-
oeipts- of the last camp meeting were
81 ,461 40, and expenditures 81, 407 AZ.
The expenditures includ $500 paid on
debt almost extineuished. The au.
diting com mittee reported the account
correct. The Secretary was authorized
/ 70 notify ali the chuI ches In the asso-
citation TO elect one ministerial and one
lay delegate in accordance with Article
Z OF the charter to meet the ast oci alton
on Thursday, July 7th, on the grounds,
that being general location day, at
p. m.
Rev. A. Stengle and Isaac Woodrow
of Union ano Rev. q. A. Grice Of
Brsndywine church were appointed q
committee 10 prepare q feries of by
laws TO be presented at the next meet
ing.
The following we're appointed looa
locating comm tteeP, ons for each
church: Bethel William Wier; Elan
Daniel Husbands; Lebanon, Thomal
Wilson; Asbury, William Pennell
Brandy wine, Moses Bullock; Scott,
Lewis T. Grubb; st. Psul's, j. @. Nor
row; Union, William n. Mccormick.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-20
Ibstitutir & . rev Castle,

Brandywine CASTLE, No. IL, KNIGHTS
Of the Golden Eagle. which has Just
been Termed has about 70 members on
the roll who will be initiated toto the
m steries Of the order BY Warwica
Castle, on Thursday evening. The
newicastle will be instituted ON Satur.
day night. July 2, on which occasion
there will be . grand street parade, In
which 1t is expected at least TOO Slr
Knights, the majority Of whom will be
In full uniform, will participate. Invi.
tati0ns have been extended to the su.
preme officers aud to the grand Off cers
of Pennsylvania and Mary land to at.
tend, and 1t Is probable that several
castles from Philadelphia will be pres.
emit end participate In the pa, sde. The
demonstration will no doubt be the
largest and hes. ever given by the order
In this city.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-20

C1Ok SALE-ioUkd rkNnA. hUkSt.>
Il for sale. no. ]. Splentii Dix a.
m are, weighs i4oo lbs. Q years Old AN 10y
excellent worker. Nc. 2. BACK mare, g
years old, built iiken Stallion, active as a
poney, caa't be hitched wrong. No. 8, Light
Yorrei horse, . years old, 1884 hands high,
fearless OF all cblec's, good traveller and
very stylis.. no Ray rJan maze, yoGrs
old, Weighs over HOO lbs, true worker and
good driver. Nc. s Handsome gray horse,
q yel-s old, 10 hands high, Sslsbs aooUt
400 lbs, q ii st.c'a-s WORKER No. q. stplish
gray borsc, yeas tic, 10 hards hIxr, a
good traveller, ard reliable Worset. Nos :
and .. Tne Dicsst, m Ist relllDle team OF 6
year old black mares u pe found anywhere
half sisters, III hancs high.good travellers !;
y lady can usa them anywhere. NO 0.
DARK sorrei horse, ltl ban. si.igh d relluol,
wore or, and fearless oi e7ofy thiI2.
These are all ii s;-class hOlsss and VIII be
sold ~ nth tho money" Every OHIO will be
guafantsed TO ba al spresented. Will take
pleasure in s1owi1x thcm in any harcefs to
any pereon iutero.t d. Can at once vii.
miop ton Boarding and Sale stables 2l4 aud
2.o West otn ftroet. I2o 81
Daily Republican., 1887-06-20
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DIEE.


GUM MINGS On Juce 20, 1887. Anna d
and Mary A. Gum nings, aged 2 years
months.
Relatives and friends Of the family are 70.
specially invite cd to attend her funeral from
tho residence of her parents. No. AIS L)m-
bard etreet, on Tuesday afternoon ut 4
o'clock. Service at the house at 8 80. Inter.
ment at hlverview Cemetery.
Mothers little lamb has gone,
To dwell with Hin who gave:
Another little darling babe,
Ia sheltered In tho grave.
God needed ono more angel child
Amid hts shining band,
And 80 he bent with loving smile,
And clasped our darling's hand.
MoDUNNELL.-On the 18th inst, John. son
Of John and Margaret Mcdonnell, aged
IL years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully In.
vited TO attend his funeral from the resi-
dence OF his parents, No. ll8 South Monroe
street, on Monday afternoon, at I O'CLOCK.
luterment At Now q cathedral Oemetery.
oKAlG.-ln this city. Sunday morn ing,
l9th inst, John T McKa'R. aged ~ years.
Tho relatives and frienc of the family are
respectfully invited to attend bis funeral
from his late residence, l4t8 Van buren
street. on wednesday afternoon, I'D inst..at
O'Clock.
SUIT On Ia this city, en- the 18TH inst ,
George W. Sutton, aged 81 years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully IN
vited to attend his funeral from his late
residence, FOL Wost Eighth street. on We'd
nesday, 12i inst. Serv Ices At O'Clock p. IN.
lnterment at Rivsrview cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-20
An elephant on the Rampage

During a circus performance at New
lisbon, Ohio, on Saturday night, an .le.
plant became unruly and attacked and
dangerously injured clown The train
er, who was entering the ring with u
larger elephant, FASTENED 10 he clown Il
assistance. The larger animal then be
came rampant ami general panic among
The audience ensaed. When quiet was
restored, it was found hat several women
had been badly bruised, and one young
woman had her ,eg broEen. During tht
excitement a female equestrienne fell IL
The midst oefour horses and was danger
'usly if not fatally injured il the head
and chest
Daily Republican., 1887-06-20

In Fayette County, Ga last Friday,
yopDg nan named Handy eloped
with u Q daughter Of Farmer Siames.
Four bros he, OF Handy had previously
married four daughters Of Stames, al
though the latter had objected to some
OF the marriages. When he heard of
his last pirele danahter's elopement he
was very angry, bnt after thinking the
matter over he said: "Hang 1t, If they
want the whole family, all right: III
marry the old woman mytelf" He &C
cortlinQly rode to the house Of Mis.
Handy. whose husband died recently,
proposed, was accepted, and tie nup-
tial knot was soop tied.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-20
N.rYow ESCAPE of Two Children.

Bslair (Md.) Egis.
A few days aeo Mr.. John Monks vas
en- gagged In plowinR . lot on Judge
WstieIs's farm for q colofed woman
named Sydney Benson, whose children
- girl aged 5 years and little boy
|2H years old--climbed into Mr. Monks
WAGON to play. There was quantity
LOT straw In the wagon. The girl llt q
match and set fire to the straw, which
IN a moment was In blaze. The girl
tried to escape, but her clothing became
|entapaled IN the teeth Of 3 harrow
which was in the wagon, and she was
tm pr isoued In the flames.
The little fellow was perched on the
seat, which was stuffed with etraw, and
this also caurhtfre Their cries were
b card by Mr.. Monks, who took them
LOT the wagon. Their limbs were
b ,rned, but not seriously. A pair OF
nas were destroyed and two holes
ere burned IN tbs wagon. The mothtI
dressed the children's wounds, and then
Q im,u,sttrcd q foRging to Them rs
warning for the future.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-20
Home from NfaeArn

William f. Robinson and Joseph L.
Adams returned home on Saturday
night from Niagara Falls, where they
had been attending the annual meetin z
of Grand Lodge. Select knights, A. o.
U. W, az delegates from this city.
When they lett Watkins Glen on Sat
urday morning they wore their over
coats without discomfort, but they
found different atmosphere before
they got very far down the mountain.
MIR. Robinson WAS hopored with elec.
ton to the office Of Jr. Workman. Ths
order is represented to be Ia very
prosperous condition.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-20
KENNARD&CO,

This is a week of
bargains all over the
store.
Dress goods for
hot weather cheaper
than ever.
A lot of Corded
Empress dress goods
lat &C.; never before
sold less than l21 Co.
land worth that to.
day; Cream Ground,
Suede, Pink and
Brown corded stripe.
A lot Of stripe and
:|plain Crepalines, u
Inches wide, made
Ito retail at 25c. now
:: sc. per yard. These
!; are splendid. value.
!. % pieces more of
.s:|those beautiful and
q serviceable Crazy
4 Crepes, l24c. from
d Ice.
Beautiful new
!. styles Batiste, l24c.
= New stripe Canvas
: goods, l2!c.
i We shall keep be-
:. fore you the reaI
bargains as fast as
ne we gather them to-
{; 70 gether.
" Thebest ChinaPon
Z Z gee Dress Robes ir
''|the market; 50 pei
piece of 10! yards.
=, | A. full line of col
i: cred Silk Surahs, 75c
also blacks, frs
=, class value; pur,
s. 5; silk.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-20

The Dover glas, works were clcs'd on
last Tuesday to remain closed until about
September l.
Emory Scotch, formerly of Feltcn will
conduct the Douglass House at Rehoboth
this season.
The salary of Presiding Elder j. B.
Wilson of the Dover district, has been
fixed at 81 800 by the stewards &C Milo
last week,
Lighting struck the barn of j. B. Har
vey, near Claymont, on Fri lay night,
tearing off shingles, but the building es-
capped confagration.
Richard w. Cooper of Morton was
yaledictorian at the commencement exer
cises of Dickinson seminary. Williams
port, Pa on last Friday. His subject
was "Man, the Director"
Lillian e. Nauda.n of Middle own
graduated on Friday last from The South
Jersey Academy, ut Bridgeton, n. j.
Her thesis was knowledge is Power
On Tuesday last Sheriff Mcdaniel OF
Kent Coun y sold the Span property,
containing 236H acres situated nenton
hundred, to Samuel w. McCaulley OF ibis
city for $3.50.
Mrs. James Cloud, living near Yor-
lyn, has cactus which now has la
blooms on 1t.
1t is reported that Joel Thompson
President Of tie Salonal Bank OF New
ark, lie in Philadelphia, undergoing al
opei alton on his eyes. 1t is feared Tit
sight of one of them is hopelessly gon'
and there are grave fears that the othe
oLe is seriously injured.
Reginald Trump, son of S. n. Trump
of the Eleventh ward, is home from Cor
nell University to spend his vacation wit
his parents.
John Bancroft sailed on Saturday, iron
New York city on the steamer Servia 10
Europe.
Edward Bringhurst, Preston Lea an
Mrs. denry Mendinhall have secured cot
tages at Cape May Point Tor the season.
James r. Deighton of Cooch's Bridge
appointed collector of Pencader hu2dred
obtained his duplicates on Saturday.
Employees at Riddles Banks will pic
mic st Birmingham Park Oh Wednesda
next.
Mrs. F. D. Sweet-n and Mrs. job
Craig have gone to Atlantic Cny Tor
few weeks.
Miss Ella Lowe and Miss Annie Leon
ard went to Cape May on Saturday
spend week.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-20
win be sent TO tho A ,msno use.

An Italian ZANE ed Lewis Van Tramp
was placed In the dock ut the city court
this morning, aud Immediately burst
out crying. Ofcer Welsh testified that
q lady had informed him that the pris.
oner followed her from No. 10 school,
and that he saw him take hold CT her,
on Maryland avenue near Hilton's store.
As the ACCUSED could not speak English
an interpreter WAS sent for, and ss 1t
was evident from his action and inco.
herent answers 10 the questions ask ed
that be was not in his right mind he
WAS committed to the insane depart.
ment OF the almshouee.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-20
Will Collec. The !


In answer to the Surcal
James Gam, the uewl!a
collector fer Red Lien hl
say for him, although
man and one wlthcu' %!
reer, be has a character w
thing come of hi' SC ca'slI
not, or they Hou.d not III J.
back. As tax collector ~
poses TO collect al lsies
party, and it will De . , I.0
tax payers in Red I .e
have their taxes ready lo'
calls. His merit viii rel
among the people, and le
on the conduct o. others
is a fair trial, AUG tee Vs r
his favor. ONL-
Daily Republican., 1887-06-20
To Our Fat Friend.

Its q Great pleasure for me to day,
bat when the workmen get their pay
they hurry like mad, don stop By the
way, to get their bargains that very day.
On lbe northwest corner of Fifth and
Marke; streets, II you want goods cheap
and to get treat, in clothing will d.
you sleek and neat; 60 there, and you
Morris z. Moses will meet. You will.
and him polite. obliRing and kind; q
mau OF = cultivated mind, to obliee the
customers ever inclined; at Fifth and
Market this salesman you'll find.
a CUSTOMER
Remember Meyers' Grand Central
Depot.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-20

A young colored man named Sewall
Hail, was arraigned at the city court
last Saturday evening, on q warrant
sworn out by another colored man,
named Sewell Massey, charging him
with trespass. Massey testified that
last Wednesday Hall called ct This
house, and that while there dog which
the latter bad with him killed two OF
his geese. He Wal ted Hall TO pay for
them, and as he refused to do go, had
him arrested for trespsss. The matter
was finally settled by Hall paying the
costs OF the case, when he WAS dis
charged from custody.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-20

Col. Wllberioice p'a,
near Augusta, Ga, lss sa
twenty. seven ACRES Of NV
o, Az bushels 10 the sS, \
PRACTICAL dem lnsI' ~. ~ AL
be successfully rai &C. ~ y,
ton tue prssiC us ye 1sa. N
With a W. horse plo "sn h
|rowed. About l'' p ea =,
bone was used 10 The y
bnshel ard th!te qaA'''''||
|tne acre was BOWL
Daily Republican., 1887-06-20

Henry v. Lesley, who. while score.
tary and treasurer Of the Chesapeake
and Dslaware CANAL Company, robbed
the company Of hundreds Of thou
sands Of dollars, was taken down 70
prison In . van ON Sunday morning,
having failed to get the $50. eco bail de-
mapded. As will be remem bered, Les-
ley. who, with J. A. l.. Wilson. his
successor In office and fellow thief, fed
from PhiladelphiA on June 80. 1885.
was arrested athis home, 1924 Pop
lar street, on Saturday afternoon by De
tectives Miller and Tate. President
Gillipgham, OF the company, told Ohiel
O! Detectives Wood on Friday that hs
had positive information that Lesley
WAS in the city.
He said he had received overturei
from o legal representative OF Lesley
who wa anxious to compromise Will
the company to prevent his prosecution
At the suggestion Of Ohief Wood Presi
rant for Lesley's arrest In which b
charged him with "feloniously aud
fraudulently making, signing, alter
ing and publishing certain checks O
the Chesapeake and Delaware Cana
Company to the amount OF $2l $50 d
and altering and falrifyi ug the books o
the company, Of which ne was score
tary and treasurer" The warrant va
handed over TO Detectives Miller Ant
Tate.
Lesley il to have . Anal hearing Of
~hursiay morning.
On Saturday, night Wilson was n
rested ON q charge Of forgery in tt
ronto, Canada, where he has been liyin
with his wife and family under an .,
sumed name for the past two months.
Several months ago 1t WAS given OF
that Mrs. Wilson had gone to live wit
relatives near Quakertown. " now 81
pears that she went to join her husban
at that time. Wilson's whereabou
were revealed by Lesley on SAturda
afternoon.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-20

A great many horses In our city have
been attacked this season with an a(fec-
ton Of the throat, causing q heav ,
cough and considerable discharge 1t the
noslrils. When remedial ageL to are
applied promptly and proper care is
observed, 1t generally yields to treat
ment. but when neglected 1t results in
paralysis Of the throat and death
speedily follows. Drs. Scott, Roland
and Murphey have been busy, and ali
have been quite successful. The owners
Of horses should take the alarm on
hearing an unusual cough. In somt
cases an opening with knife has beer
necessary to carry of the fetid matter
Daily Republican., 1887-06-20
Crop REPORTS,

The Chicago Times on Saturday
printed reports of croo conditions col
lected from over 1000 points In the
Northwest. The gene al prospects for
wheat are favorabIe; there is s. largely
increased average es pc clally IL DAKOTA,
and the aggregate yield in the Norm
west promises 10 be the lsrfess ever
known The outlook for corn Is very
good. "There Will be short crops g:
timothy and fl sxsesd, and the bailey
crop also threatens to be pattia
fatlureD
Daily Republican., 1887-06-20
I he HeptasOphs.

Liberty Conoiaye, No. 3, Heptasophs
or 8. w. M held their regular neet.
ing last Saturday night and initiated O
candidate into the mysteries OF the CT.
der There are three others. Who v Ill
probably be initiated next Saturday
night This conclav~, the same as the
other two, is In q hourishing condition,
and will, within few weeks procure
an entire set of new reQalia.
The regular meerirQ ~ Washing 'or
Conclave, No 2, will be held tomorrow
mtg and o full attendance lie requss cd
as nomination fer officers vii, b.
made,
Daily Republican., 1887-06-20
Drunk and Disordorly,

Reason Gatum, cclortd, observed the
Sabbath yesterday by getting very
uiuLk, and rs consequence s.il into
the hands OF an officer. On the way to
police station hs became Very abusive
aud dtsordtrly, causing the officer con
siderable trouble. He was arrnisned q,
I'll mornings session of the city
curt, and the Judge after hearing thu
evidence Of tie officer sentenced him Il
Fay u fDe Of So and costs.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-20
Security From Loss by Fire

Security From Loss by rirel
Tic security Trust aud
Company.
$40 Market street, offers to |
ing town for the s1nme.a|
the SECURITY iIs Fire 1
Proof Vsult- ado.i ior \
ing Of TRuSKS. vALUA1
KINDS. inc adinz Sllcs1
| Plate, Jewelry, Bonds, SID
able papers OF, every duscrl
This company is iae Oul
kind In the Stale organized
|iztd by law TO receive ~
securities and va ua6,es 1
to the DEP ositoT tie "
ICharges for RINK room 1
9, Q reasona5le;smsll ssiaI
ut rom t5, s. 80, 3D.
warus peI annum
Daily Republican., 1887-06-20

Some time between Saturday night and
this morning, the grocery store of |. II
Frank q Son, At No. 500 King street was
broken iHto and robbed. The thieves ef.
fected An entrance through rear window
which opens on a close alley, that com.
munlcates at the Clayton House with
Fifth street. and when once In this alley.
were as safe from interference or detec-
ton by the police as though they were
under ground, as they could neither be
eeen or heard. After prying open tn,
window, and getting into the store, the,
drilled hole about quarter OF an Incl
in diamater in the door of the fireproo
safe, between this knob AID the combipa
ton plate, which they filed with DO der
by using q funnel made of paper. The ex
plosion shattered the lock, although Their
are no marks on the outside, except thos
made by q clamp or screw, which hel,
the drill In place while they were a
work.
After blowing the lock to pieces, 1t wa
an easy matter to open the door, by mere
ly turning the knob which operates tn
bolts. Everything of value In the sal
was taken, including several deeds fo
property, policies of insurance, anu Al
the money taken In by the firm after ban
hours on Saturday, the amount of whic
Mr.. Frank WAS not able to tell. Tn
!, thieves also injured the elevator, but VIII
they did this Is hard to tell, uniees froI
pure righteousness.
Nothing was known of the robbery ur
til this morning, when Mr.. Frank entere
his office and saw number of paper
scattered around the floor, which he kne,
belonged In the safe. Al examinatio
showed that the safe had been riAed. tt
thieves left behind them pair of ga
filters plyers. a heavy hammer, and abo,
two ounces OF coarse grained powde
(which Mr.. Frank pronounces very stron
The work was no doubt done by proiel
sionals, who had carefully surveyed Il
will in any way lead to their detection.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-20
Aid For the Institute.

The following invitation has been
sent out to the friends of the Whining
ton Institute: 1.-THE committee author.
lied by the annual meeting of the stock
holders Of the Wilmington Institute, &c
take into consideration the bert means
OF increasing Its usefulness aud PRO
noting Its interests, have deemed 1t ad
visaole to call meeting of the friends
OF the institute, at the house of Mr.. job
Il. jackson this evening at 8 p. M. , and
particularly reques. your presence at
that time" The committee Is com.
posed of Anthony Higgins, JOB Ii
jackson and Isaac 7 johnson.